Abstract

The cast-iron rolls must present higher hardness at the rolling surface and lower in the core and the necks, adequate with mechanical resistance and in the high work temperature. If in the zone of the rolling surface, the hardness is guarantied by the irons structure, through the cementite quantities, the core of rolls must contain graphite, to assure this property. Starting from the lamination equipments aspects, from the form of rolls, of the technological interest zones and the structure, which assures the exploitation property, it was establish, through modeling, to the mathematical description of a direct influences, and in final, through successive determinations, to an optimum. One of the parameters, which are determined the structure of the irons destined for rolls casting, is the chemical composition, which guaranties the exploitation properties of the each roll in the stand of rolling mill. The realization of optimum chemical compositions of the cast-iron can constitute a technical efficient way to assure the exploitation properties, the material from which the rolling mills rolls are manufactured having an important role in this sense. Although the manufacture of rolls is in continuously perfecting, the requirements for superior quality rolls are not yet completely satisfied, in many cases, the absence of quality rolls preventing the realization of quality laminates or the realization of productivities of which rolling mills are capable. This paper presents an analysis of the main alloying elements from chemical composition, the influences upon the mechanical properties of the cast-iron rolls, and presents also some graphical addenda. Using the Matlab calculation and graphical programs we determinate some correlations between the hardness (on the working surface and on necks) and the chemical composition. Using the double and triple correlations is really helpful in the foundry practice, as it allows us to determine variation boundaries for the chemical composition, in view the obtaining the desired and optimal values of the hardness of this very important metallurgical equipments. The enunciation of some mathematically modeling results, described through a number of multi-component equations determined for the spaces with 3 the and 4 dimensions, as well as the generation of some regression surfaces, of some curves of levels and volumes of variation, can be represented and interpreted by technologists and can be considerate diagrams of correlation between the analyzed variables. From this point of view the research is inscribes in context of scientific capitalization of the process and the industrial technologies optimizations, on the way of the analysis and the mathematical experiment.

Highlights

  • The cast-iron rolls must present higher hardness at the rolling surface and lower in the core and the necks, adequate with mechanical resistance and in the high work temperature

  • The realization of an optimal chemical composition can constitute a technical efficient mode to assure the exploitation properties, the material from which the rolling mills rolls are manufactured having an important role in this sense

  • From this point of view is applied the mathematical modeling, which is achieved starting from the differentiation on rolls component parts, taking into consideration the industrial data obtained from the hardness mensuration on rolls, which recommends the hardness, for different chemical compositions

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Summary

PRELIMINARY NOTES

The technological manufacturing process of the rolling mills cylinders, as well as the quality of material used in manufacturing them, can have a different influence upon the quality and the safety in the exploitation. Large scale alloyed nodular graphite cast iron, pearlitic nodular graphite cast iron and acicular nodular graphite cast iron can be manufactured All these types of rolls have high strength, excellent thermal properties and resistance to accidents and there is very little hardness drops in the surface work layer. This type of material may be used to produce large scale rolls in double pouring process. [1, 5 and 6] in the case of elaboration of irons with nodular graphite, destined to casting rolls (FNS type), a higher content of phosphorus is accepted, because this chemical element participates at the hardening of the rolling surface of the rolls[1, 5 and 6] These irons can contain up to 0.15-0.2 % vanadium. [1, 5 and 6] in the case of elaboration of irons with nodular graphite, destined to casting rolls (FNS type), a higher content of phosphorus is accepted, because this chemical element participates at the hardening of the rolling surface of the rolls[1, 5 and 6]

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MATHEMATICAL INTERPRETATION AND GRAPHICAL ADDENDA
THE TECHNOLOGICAL DOMAIN
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